Fan Fiction

The Future of Ukraine in the EU
It had been a year since Elena and her family left their home in Mariupol, a year since the war had torn through their lives like a storm no one could have prepared for. The morning they fled, the sky was painted with an eerie orange glow, not from the rising sun but from the fires raging in the distance. The sound of explosions, once unfamiliar, had become a part of their daily lives. But this day, Elena knew they had to leave. Her son, Maksim, had stopped asking when the war would end. Her daughter, Sofia, had grown quieter, no longer begging for stories about the future. They had to leave—for their children, for a chance at safety.
By Lory2 years ago in Fiction
The Shadow of the Nightingale. Content Warning.
The downpour pounded against the dingy window of the Parisian bistro, obscuring the neon lights of the clamoring road outside. Inside, Elena, a lady with eyes as sharp as the stiletto she conveyed, sat alone, nursing a tepid espresso. She was an apparition, a ghost in the city's underside, moving concealed, unheard, all her means determined, everything she might do a quiet dance of trickiness.
By sanjeevan2 years ago in Fiction
Whispers of the Himalayas
The wind howled through the narrow valley, carrying with it a chill that seemed to claw at Rahul’s bones. He pulled his shawl tighter around his shoulders as he stood at the edge of the cliff, peering into the endless expanse of mountains that rose and fell like ancient waves, frozen in time. Somewhere, far below, the village of Kalpa was wrapped in mist, obscured by the thick veil of fog that always seemed to hover over the Himalayas at dusk.
By Rajesh Dhiman (Rajesh)2 years ago in Fiction
The Encounter
It was an ordinary afternoon when Ruth first saw Daniel. The sun had dipped low in the sky, casting a warm golden hue over the city streets. Ruth had just finished work and was making her usual walk through the park, her scarf wrapped tightly around her neck to fight off the crisp chill in the air. The leaves crunched under her boots, and the air smelled of cinnamon and faint traces of burning wood from nearby chimneys.
By Chiamaka Jennifer2 years ago in Fiction
Nourish Your Vision With These 6 Vitamins and Supplements for Eye Health
Our eyes are vital yet often overlooked when it comes to maintaining overall health. With increasing screen time, environmental factors, and aging, taking care of our eyes has become more important than ever. While regular eye checkups and a healthy lifestyle are essential, incorporating the right vitamins and supplements can also make a big difference. Here are six key vitamins and supplements that can help nourish your vision and support eye health.
By Muhammad Waheed Asghar2 years ago in Fiction
Hugh's Bris. Content Warning.
Forty-seven-year-old upper middle class lousy lover and excellent writer Hugh sits on a skinny white chair and grits his teeth and grins and bears it, pretending his skull beneath all that flesh and muscle and blood is just a skull. Can Death die? I am not dying, I am death, Hugh doesn't say out loud, so she can't kill me, skinny little hardened piece of brie that she is, Loretta, forty-six, not a day over thirty-six, babbling incessantly, as usual, ad nauseum, Hugh's personal mausoleum, his penance for half a life of selfishness, he tells himself. He knows he needs to be around people more, needs people, needs to be seen with them if he's to be accepted for who he is, forty-seven, lousy lover, excellent writer. So he sits on the skinny white chair and listens to the skinny pale Loretta and pretends not to notice that all mastication is delayed micturition. The Chablis at Chateaux Cher is awful, simply awful.
By Jason Edwards2 years ago in Fiction
Heels for Women: Elevate Your Style and Confidence
Heels have always been more than just shoes—they’re a personal statement, a mood booster, and for many women, a key to stepping into a world of elegance and poise. When you slip into a pair of heels for women, it feels like putting on a set of invisible armor—suddenly, you feel taller, more confident, and ready to take on whatever comes your way. But what is it about heels that makes them so special? Let’s dive into the different styles of heels, the impact they have on us, and how you can find the perfect pair that fits your personal style and comfort.
By Shinde shoes2 years ago in Fiction
The Poison type
Latios sat at the kitchen table, the old wood creaking beneath his elbows as he leaned forward, staring at the remnants of dinner. The house was quiet except for the muffled sound of the television in the living room where his mother, Nidoqueen, sat absorbed in her nightly routine. Lately, that routine had become a ritual—hours spent poring over Jehovah’s Witness literature, watching sermons, and taking notes in her well-worn Bible. It was as if the woman who had raised him, the strong, independent mother he once knew, had slowly slipped away, replaced by someone he barely recognized.
By The Kind Quill2 years ago in Fiction
Echoes of Tomorrow
Chapter 1: The First Loop It was a typical Tuesday morning in the city, the sun casting a warm glow through the apartment window of Mia Thompson, a 29-year-old marketing executive. With a coffee in hand, she rushed out the door, her mind racing with the day’s agenda. Little did she know that this day would change everything.
By rondomguy2 years ago in Fiction
DUNE
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By Oussama Adel2 years ago in Fiction
Under the Stardust Sky
Jack Atlas had never thought much about love. It wasn't a priority when he was focused on climbing the ranks of the Duel Monsters world, chasing victory after victory. His title as the "Master of Faster" was all that mattered—until Carley Carmine came into his life, and everything changed.
By The Kind Quill2 years ago in Fiction
Harry Spotter & The Laborious Lift
Harry Spotter walked into London Fitness feeling quite determined. He'd spent the last year bulking up, and not even Peter Repigrew- a fellow gym rat - was going to stop him from breaking the local record this time.
By Kenny Penn2 years ago in Fiction